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Free legal advice given to all comments below each blogMon, 21 Jan 2019 10:12:46 +0000hourly1https://wordpress.org/?v=5.0.3By: VINOD KUMAR SHARDShttp://advocateji.com/advantages-and-disadvantages-of-will#comment-5569
Tue, 08 Dec 2015 14:39:39 +0000http://advocateji.com/?p=8233#comment-5569The most prevelant document for T.O.P. is will. but at the same time it is a document which is of no use. There can be registered or un-rgistered will. Getting a will to probate is another difficult task. Even if a will is probated then execution of will is also a herculions task. My question is there has to be two witnesses in a will, now will comes into operation only after the death of executor and in case both the witness dies before the probation of wil, then how the wil will be probated? If a person hold will in his name but he is not in physical possession of immovable property and at the same time do not have any documentary evidence that he ever was in physical possession of the willed property then what will be his status. The most important factor that in case of immovable property will must be accompanied with proper map of I.P.. In case testator of the will is illiterate and both the witness are illiterate then there will be thumb impression of testator and witnesses the probating the will become more difficult. In view of above stated difficulties it can not be vouched that will is a safe documents. The most important case for inheritance of I.P. through will is of Birla Group. where inherter of property was Sh.Lodha, C.A. of Birla. The most important question in that case was Lodha did not have any relation with Birla, the question raised in Cal H.C that will was got executed fraudulently and under influence. In the light of above case and circumstances please explain the sanctity of will
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